From Amazon's latest attempt to make publisher content work on its platform to incoming GroupM CEO Christian Juhl revealing the importance of client audits, take a look at Monday's top stories. See more below. - WPP and Omnicom appear to have found ways to avoid having to trust Accenture’s agency division Accenture Interactive to objectively audit their media and in doing so shape the strategy for their own attempts to win lucrative media budgets.
- "We need to be very careful that we have assurances": Christian Juhl, incoming GroupM CEO discusses the importance of client audits being conducted by neutral third parties, along with why WPP won't buy a data company, the in-housing trend, and his plans for GroupM.
- Amazon's latest attempt to fit publisher content into its platform -- invite-only program Onsite Associates -- is showing promise for participants. But some publishers regard the product as a step down a dangerous path, toward a place where customers become accustomed to getting recommendations from Amazon, rather than publishers’ sites.
Other things to know about - Hear from Paul Dolan, CEO, Varick, as he dives into how they are modernizing their media buying strategy with an eye towards brand safety at the Digiday Media Buying Summit.
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